One of the many reasons I love agates is that they take a fabulous shine. On the down side they can be difficult to photograph because of all that shine.
Showing posts with label agates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label agates. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
A Sample of what is to come
I've got many new striking and stand out agates coming. I just listed this one; for jewelry cabs, on the agates page, click on the picture to go to the listing.
One of the many reasons I love agates is that they take a fabulous shine. On the down side they can be difficult to photograph because of all that shine.
One of the many reasons I love agates is that they take a fabulous shine. On the down side they can be difficult to photograph because of all that shine.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Feature Stones of the Week with Bonus
Make a pendant, bracelet and earrings with this combo! Buy both and save $2.00 Go to the Web Site for complete descriptions.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Saturday, August 13, 2011
A Great Time of Year to Stock Up
Stock up for the holidays, it's the perfect time to start at least thinking about it. I offer a a time pay solution for tight budgets. Set up your payments to fit you, I'm flexible.
With everyone's busy schedule, take the time now to look around and see what will work for you. Then you'll have the time you need to create those gorgeous works of art for your home shows, craft shows, gifts or what ever you do to market your creations.
Oh, and thanks for stopping by!
With everyone's busy schedule, take the time now to look around and see what will work for you. Then you'll have the time you need to create those gorgeous works of art for your home shows, craft shows, gifts or what ever you do to market your creations.
Oh, and thanks for stopping by!
Friday, July 29, 2011
Chatoyant Pietersite
Sid Pieters discovered Pietersite in Namibia in 1962. He registered the find in Britain and published his discovery in 1964, and the stone was named in his honor. Though many believed that Pietersite could be found only in Namibia, in 1993 a similar stone was discovered in China's Hunan province.
Pietersite is "brecciated," an Italian word that means a combination of minerals and rock held together by a fine-grained sediment; in Pietersite that "sediment" is quartz.
Any white spots seen in Pietersite is Quartz, you could say that quartz is the host. Blue is the favorite of all the colors seen in Pietersite and comes from Namibia, Africa. Browns, golds and reds are also found and as I understand come from China.
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Tired of the same old Factory Cut Cabochons . . . . .
If you are tired of the same old factory cut cabochons, take a look at these babies. I've just listed 50 new cabs, many new AMAZING Agates. These cabs have the WOW factor built in. These are hand cut in the USA by lapidary artisians.
You will find them listed HERE
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